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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1986.

Waistcoats

for Women

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ASHION always produces one or two ideas by means of which you can give a smart, up- to-the-minute air to a suit or stock

that has already hung in your ward-

robe a season or so.

The addition of white organ- die frills and flowers is, of course, just as popular and effective this year as it was last. But quite the newest method of introducing that touch of contrast which is so often the essence of smartness is the waistcoat mode.

A gay checked waistcont can give new life to a dark frock. Que in mustard yellow and navy, for instance, would act as a tonic to a tired navy frock, Or pique would give a really well- groomed air to an old tailored snit.

the

ONLY 11⁄2 yards of 39in.

fabric are needed for waistcoat pictured here to-day. It will give you not only the pure waistcoat styk shown on the first figure, but ako four other versions of the Waistcoat effect, two of which are also pictured here.

To take the first one frat. though certainly masculine in origin, it is cut to grip the waist and mould the bust in the most up-to-date feminine man- ner. There are two welt pockets at the waist and one of the breast.

Tempting }High these pockets 41 however, do not fall into the bad masculine habit of stuff- ing them up with odds and ends or the line

By Susan Gay

will be quite spoilt, Rest con- kerchief in contrasting colour tent with Lucking a tiny hand- in the upper pocket and the

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for you

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Sole Distributor: MULLER, MACLEAN & CO., INC.

HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

The total Expenditure in 1038 on behalf of sick and destitute children la estimated at $26,000, against which the Income to date is $18,000 only.

In order to continue its work, the Society asks for the balance of

$7,000

before the close of the financial year on 31st

October.

Hon. Treasurerz:

Mr. A. McKELLA, C.A.

c/o Mackinnon, Mackenzio & Co.,

P.&O. Building.

Mr. KWOK CHAN,

c/o Banque do L'Indo Chine,

Hongkong.

ADVERTISE

effect will be good.

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and a short brown swing-back .coat.

Made of suede or of checked flannel or Viyella this waistcoat would be an excellent addition, to a golf suit and in silver tissue it could be worn to give variety to a black silk dinner suit.

THE

HE- second drawing

shows the waist-

cont in process

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Exclusive Stylc Creations.

Metal Valves.

of becoming a "Recreates the

blouse. The

shoulder seams Artist in Your

have been:

lengthened to Home."

form short

magyar sleeves! and

narrow

Eton-type collar has been added, But the smart waistcoat effect is still there.

Make this style in white linen or heavy washing silk; or in dull- surfaced brown satin to wear with £1. stone- coloured suit.

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FOR occasions

when short sleeves are not quite suitable you can maké the waistcoat- shirt blouse shown in the

trast with a white linen tweed third drawing. Here the long skirt or suit. Or if you have a sleeves are set into plain, arm- If you like the initial vogue last year's shortsleeved frock holes and finished with linked you can have an initialled hand- of duck-egg blue novelty linen and there's a neat tailored collar |

double cuffs, like a man's shirt; kerchief and just Ict 1310 your waistcoat could be checked and revers. initialled corner peep out."

.

brown and blue (that is if you

This waistcoat style is one In checked or striped linen can match the blue exactly) or that seems to have been design- or cotton this waistcoat would of plain brown.

ed definitely for Englishwomen, Wear a brimmed brown linen for it is one that is particularly look good for autumn wear. Any gay colours would do as con- hat, brown shoes and gloves becoming to our national type.

PEAR SALAD

TRY this novel and delicious

salad.

Ingredients: Fresh pears, pre- scrved ginger, mayonnaise, aimontis, bottled cherries.

Method: Peel pears and slice

In half, removing cores. Fill the hollow centre of each hut pear with a mixture of chopped preserved ginger and mayon- naise. Garnish with shelled al- monds and I cd, bottled cherries.

Another useful combination of pears und ginger is to pre- pare pears as described, then slice into individual glass dishes, sprinkle with chopped preserved ringer, pouring over, if available, a little of the ginger syrup. Serve with cream.

What's In a NELLIE Name? Symbol:

A beacon fire on a

hill-top... pins is a Sun-name that signilles clear vision, freedom, candour and simplicity.

Sunday is the lucky day, especially the hour following noon, and the sunset hour. The first and the tenth days of the month hold most

Seasonable

WELL, tested recipes.

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Recipes

are add Goz. sugar; wien tender rub always welcome for the through a sieve.

Return the puree to the saucepan, cookery scrapbook on the kit add two well-beaten egg yolks and chen bookshelf,

the strained juice of one lemon. Raspberries will be coming. Stir over a genlic heal until thick.

fon Pour the mixture into the into season soon and here are

case and leave to set. two dishes made from this

Before serving: Press 1oz. of delicious fruit for use in the cream cheese through a coarse sieve, near future.

Raspberry Curd

REQUIRED

31b. of

rasp-

and thickly cover the raspberry cheese. Roughen the surface with a fork. Suficient for 4 persons.

berries, fioz. fresh butter SUPPER-PARTY

4 egg yolks, lb. of loat sugar, Juice

of one lemon and one orange.

rub

Simmer the raspberries in a little water, until tender, then: through a sieve.

Return the puree to the pan, add bulter

and sugar, and stir until melted, then add the beaten egg yolk, orange and lemon juice (do not allow to boll) but stir gently until it thickens.

Take off the heat, pot and cover in the usual way,

SWEET

Meringue Pudding

FYEN thone guests who naval- y refuse the street course will enjoy this. And it takes an little time lo preparal

Have ready six pairs of empty meringue cases, and half a pint of This makes a delicious Alling for atifly whipped cream. fans. tarts and cakes. Quantities

Put five cases in a glass dish, given above make from 5 to lb. of heap on some whipped cream, preserve,

arrange four cases on this, and pile

fortune for those named Nellie. Raspberry Cheese Tart

thelri

on more cream,

of

Gold and soft shades of purple tone best with your name, your suur-

will be truly harmon-M402. butter and lard (mixed), and top. Add the rest of the roundings

if these colours form Iotis

pinch of salt, water to mix. Roll out cream, spiken of ungelica. motif,

A pleasant variation is to flavour The diamond is your jewel; it is thinly, and the line fan case, prick

the cream with coffee essence, ar very powerfully associated with your well to avoid rising bake, and allow

stone is so to cool. and no other

For the filing: Cook 11b. of rusp- sprinkle the dish with flaked choco. lucky for you to wear.

Your lucky number is nine. berries, with a teacupful of water, lute.

Put the remaining three cases on TAKE a flar case with 8oz. flour, and decorate with place cherries

name,

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